In spring of 2010 I completed my EMT-Basic course, and earned my NREMT certification for EMT-B. That same summer, I began the EMT-Paramedic course, which was an 11 month program, that I finished at the end of 2011. Since I have been a Paramedic, I have worked for rural ambulance services, where I have excelled at providing high level patient care during extended transport times, as well as working for metropolitan services where longer duration patient care is replaced by high volumes of calls and increased intensity. I am skilled at maintaining a professional attitude during intense, stressful encounters, and pride myself on being the best care provider for the patient I can be. I am certified in ACLS, PALS, PHTLS, as well as BLS level certifications such as BLS health care provider. I take pride in my work and anything I put my mind to, and motivated to self excellence, regardless the task
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Provide life support services during medical emergencies on scene and en route to the hospital. Work in a city based EMS setting, where shorter response times and higher call volume differed from rural services. Through the service I was able to participate in standby events, multiple training scenarios, become a preceptor for multiple students in the local Paramedic program, and assist other Ambulance services in ALS intercepts, and on occasion, provide coverage. Skilled managing multiple people on scene, from fire, law enforcement, and first responders.
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Provided life support services during medical emergencies on scene and en route to the hospital. Worked in a city based EMS setting, where shorter response times and higher call volume differed from previous experience. Through the service I was able to participate in standby events, multiple training scenarios, and assist other Ambulance services in ALS intercepts, and on occasion, provide coverage. Skilled managing multiple people on scene, from fire, law enforcement, and first responders.
Provided life support services during medical emergencies on scene and en route to the hospital. Worked in a rural EMS setting, where longer response, and transport times were present, which required longer patient contact time, and required longevity in patient care. Through the service I was able to participate in standby events, multiple training scenarios, and assist other Ambulance services in ALS intercepts, and on occasion, provide coverage. Skilled managing multiple people on scene, from fire, law enforcement, and first responders. Also due to rural setting, became skilled with having little resources at my disposal.
Provided life support services during medical emergencies on scene and en route to the hospital. Participated in training exercises designed to keep hospital staff current on ACLS guidelines. I was in charge of data entry for the hospital for the ND trauma registry. I was training officer for the Ambulance service, and assisted the safety officer for the hospital.
Attended NDSCS for Paramedicine, but used FM Ambulance as a satellite site for the Certificate course.
Attended MSUM, for Bioscience as a pre-med program for 2 years until I decided to switch to the EMS field.
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